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Franchot urges disclosure of gambling money
Further cementing his reputation as an outsider in Democratic politics, Comptroller Peter Franchot urged Gov.Martin O'Malley, legislative leaders and rank-and-file lawmakers Wednesday to voluntarily disclose any political donations they've received from...Tags: Government, Executive Branch, Political Fundraising, Democratic Party, Elections
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Md. gambling trumps green energy
Let me see if I understand this. The Maryland General Assembly might be called into special session to pass a bill allowing casino gambling at the National Harbor development in Prince George's County ("Special session on gambling predicted," July 26)....Tags: Renewable Energy, Wind Power, Prince George's County, Solar Energy, Maryland General Assembly
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With new casino opening, a look back at Cordish's gambling record
Eleven years have passed since the Cordish Cos. broke ground on their first casino venture, a project with the Seminole tribe of Florida.
Since then, the Baltimore-based developer, which builds and runs urban retail and entertainment venues, has been...Tags: Baltimore Hotels, The Jockey Club Incorporated, Penn National Gaming, Speedway, Entertainment Events
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Act now to expand gaming in Maryland
Maryland's casinos need table games to compete with neighboring states. And we need them as soon as possible. Some believe our state has the luxury of waiting until the state's current casino program is fully up and running. A recent editorial in The Sun...
Tags: Marketing, Investment Service, Investments, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Regulatory Policy and Organizations
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No special session next week, but stay tuned
Gov. Martin O'Malley said Friday he won't bring lawmakers back to Annapolis next week to expand the state's gambling program as initially planned, but he will continue pushing the issue. "We will not be calling a special session for July 9," O'Malley...Tags: White House, Gambling, Elections, Anthony J O'Donnell, Montgomery County (Maryland)
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Not-quite-casinos to stay open in Arundel, Calvert
CHESAPEAKE BEACH — Doug Raines likes to travel by boat to his favorite gambling spot. He ties up at a marina outside Abner's Crab House and finds a seat in the "game room," where he pumps cash into one of the establishment's 100 slotlike machines....
Tags: Gambling, Montgomery County (Maryland), Elections, Casino and Gambling, Local Government
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House moving slowly through gambling bill, increases tax breaks for casino operators
Members of the House of Delegates weren't called to the floor for a debate on the controversial gambling expansion bill until 4:30 Tuesday afternoon, although legislators had been asked to be back by 2 p.m. Welcome to what for many Harford County...Tags: Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Worcester County, Gambling, Personal Weapon Control, U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary
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Md. yet to distribute $3.6M in slots funds for small businesses
Nearly two years after Maryland's first casino opened, the state has yet to dole out any of the $3.6 million in slots revenue that has accumulated for small, minority- and women-owned businesses, frustrating advocates and lawmakers. State officials are...Tags: Finance, Jim Henry, The Jockey Club Incorporated, Investments, Executive Branch
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Convicted ref still a gambling man
— Tim Donaghy says he doesn't bet on basketball anymore. But basketball gambling is what pays his bills these days. Like a recovering alcoholic tending bar for his old drinking buddies, the ex-NBA referee has been breaking down game tape and...Tags: Trials, FBI, Basketball, Jeremy Roenick, Punishment
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Maryland's embarrassing slots giveaway
Gov. Martin O'Malley and Maryland's legislators should be embarrassed at the gambling bill they are sending to voters this November. In their rush to move ahead with an expansion of Maryland's gambling program before the current one is fully up and...
Tags: Martin O'Malley, Lobbying, Gambling, Prince George's County, Elections
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Caesars plans to invest $25 million more in Baltimore casino
Caesars Entertainment, which plans to bring a casino to Baltimore, announced Thursday that it would spend $25 million more and hire 500 more people than originally planned to take advantage of opportunities presented by the passage of Question 7.
Caesars...Tags: Worcester County, Hanover (Anne Arundel, Maryland), John Payne, Gambling, Atlantic City (Atlantic, New Jersey)
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Maryland Live casino to replace some slots with table games
The state's largest casino plans to hire hundreds of dealers and install 150 table games, with some taking wagers of up to $10,000, Maryland Live officials said Wednesday in the first detailed announcement since voters legalized such games last week....
Tags: Gambling, Elections, Cordish Cos., Glen Burnie
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